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1973, The Beach Boys, album "Holland", actual title = "Sail On, Sailor".

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Vanilla sky

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no

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No; there is no relation.

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The song is called Cool, Cool Water and was originally released on the 1970 album Sunflower. It was intended to be part of the 1967 Smile project, but that album of course was scrapped until Brian Wilson revived it nearly 40 years later. Sunflower is available as a reissued CD, and can be purchased at most online music sources. Amazon.com has used copies available at discount, and these are fully guaranteed. You can also preview the song on amazon or most of the other services, to be sure it is the song you have in mind. The recent Smilerelease by Brian Wilson has "elements" of the song, but likely not the version you have in mind. One other song you might be thinking of is Don't Go Near the Water which is found on 1972's Surf's Up LP. All of these CDs are strongly recommended if you are a Beach Boys fan.

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Wilson Phillips. I'm rather embarrassed to know that; they were not very good.The band name was a combination of the girls' last names, as they were daughters of Brian Wilson and John& Michelle Phillips. The band's members were Wendy Wilson andCarnie Wilson, and Chynna Phillips. Chynna Phillips has had more success as a model, and Carnie Wilson is famous for broadcasting her bariatric surgery on the internet. In case you love their music, they reunited and released an album called California in 2004.

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the difference was the Beatles had an early pop style and the beach boys had more of the stereotypical Californian style.

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Nevver been kissed with drew barrymore

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At the time of their first record ("Surfin'", 1961), these were the members of the Beach Boys and their ages.

Mike Love - 20

Brian Wilson - 19

Al Jardine - 18

Dennis Wilson - 16

Carl Wilson - 14

David Marks - 13

As of today, June 20th 2008:

Mike Love - 67

Brian Wilson - 66

Al Jardine - 65

Bruce Johnston - 63

Dennis Wilson - 63

Carl Wilson - 61

David Marks - 60

Their first album " Surfin " 1961

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The lead vocals were sung by Brian Wilson. Mike Love sang the lead vocals on the bridge and end tag.

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The most common cause of death while surfing is drowning caused unconsciousness due to an impact with rocks, your surfboard and other surfers and their boards. Hypothermia in colder waters without a wet suit may result in death but would probably lead to unconsciousness first, leading to drowning. Sometimes people may get snagged on the sea floor preventing them from surfacing and leading to drowning. In larger 10ft or more waves, or sometimes even less depending on circumstances, a surfer may fall off their board and be prevented from surfacing by repeated wave sets holding them down, this is rare but has resulted in drownings. Other than drowning someone may be killed outright by collisions.

Sea-life is sometimes a problem, with things like Jellyfish and sharks posing a threat to surfers, most shark attacks do not end in death but it is a possibility. Stings by jellyfish are rarely fatal unless anaphylaxis occurs or the string was particularly potent.

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There are various answers to this question, including the usual, really stupid one that says TWO -- Good Vibrations which was awarded a RIAA gold disc in December 1966, and I Get Around which was awarded a RIAA gold disc in 1982, 18 years after it was released.

But Capitol had a policy of not awarding gold discs for singles, unless they were for the Beatles. In 1963 Surfin' USA was assessed as the no.1 selling single of the year by Billboard - and it didn't sell a million

Within weeks of release of Sloop John B in May 1966 it was greeted by the most authoritative observers at the 11th Beach Boy single to sell a million in the US. In March 1970 when they were about to tiur New Zeakland and Australia, they were advertised to have 30 million-selling singles, obviously a worldwide total. I would put the US total to date at 22, and world total at 32.

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April 19, 1962.

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He moved to the Chicago suburbs in the 1990s, after living most of his life in southern California.

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"Kokomo" was written by John Phillips, Scott McKenzie, Mike Love and Terry Melcher and recorded by The Beach Boys in 1988. It was released as a single in July 1988 by Elektra Records and became a No. 1 Hit in the United States, Japan and Australia. The single was released to coincide with the release of the Tom Cruise movie Cocktail, and its subsequent soundtrack. It was nominated in the Grammy Award category: Best Song written specifically for a Motion Picture or Television in 1988. The song was originally recorded as a demo by Mike Love and Terry Melcher. Disney executives insisted that the song be recorded by the Beach Boys to be included in the movie soundtrack. All of the Beach Boys at the time participated except for Brian Wilson.

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Back Street's Back

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Just north of Hollywood and Vine, the studios at capitol records have been used by Frank Sinatra, Green Day, Sam Smith & this band, who recorded their “Surfin’ Safari” album in the tower.

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wilson-phillips

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These are the U.S. #1 singles.... "I Get Around" - 1964 "Help Me, Rhonda" - 1965 "Good Vibrations" - 1966 "Kokomo" - 1988 California Girls- Good Vibrations- Surfin Safari- Fun, Fun, Fun- Surfer Girl- Don't Worry Baby- Little Deuce Coup- Sloop John B- God only knows-In my room- Do you wanna dance- Do it again- I can hear music- Heroes and Villains- When I grow up to be a man- Darlin- Barbara Ann- Be true to your school- Surfin USA- I get around- Dance,Dance, Dance- and -Wouldn't it Be Nice.

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The beach beatles

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Carnie and Wendy are his daughters.